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Tac acom oma P a Power an and Tran ansp sport rtation on E Electrification on Cam LeHouillier, Manager of Energy R&D Tacom coma P Power A A win in-wi win-win in s situ tuatio ion Electricity is less expensive DRIVER EVs


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Electrification

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Cam LeHouillier, Manager of Energy R&D

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Tacom coma P Power

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A A win in-wi win-win in s situ tuatio ion

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Electricity is less expensive EVs need less maintenance Reduced GHG emissions Domestic source of energy Improved air quality, less noise Increased utility revenues

DRIVER ENVIRONMENT UTILITY

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the v valu lue of

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transport rtatio tion e ele lectrif rific icatio ion

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Purpose: To understand the benefits and costs that come with transportation electrification

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$- $2,000 $4,000 $6,000 $8,000 $10,000 $12,000

Costs

Charger Cost Incremental Vehicle Cost Utility Costs (RPS, Gen Capacity, Energy, T&D) $- $2,000 $4,000 $6,000 $8,000 $10,000 $12,000

Benefits

Federal Tax Credit Value of Reduced Emissions Gasoline Savings Maintenance Savings

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Net benefit of $1,976/vehicle (lifetime)

  • Biggest cost drivers are: gasoline prices and incremental vehicle cost

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$1,976

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Utilit lity C Customer r Econ conom

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c Perspecti ctive

Net benefit of $100-$1000/vehicle (over the vehicle life)

  • Three cost drivers are: generation capacity value, opportunity cost of

electric power (market), future retail rates

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$- $500 $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 $2,500 $3,000

Benefits Costs

Additional Utility Revenue Utility Costs (RPS, Gen Capacity, Energy, T&D)

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Customer E Education a and O Outreac ach

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Source: mytpu.chooseev.com/savings/

  • EV 101: Public workshop on EV

benefits

  • In person Q&A with EV experts
  • Piloted ChooseEV.com webportal
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EV Ride a and Drive ves

EV Ride and Drive events allow individuals to test ride and/or drive multiple electric vehicles Held 5 events in the last 3 years. 2,000 people attended and over 400 drove EVs!

These events give customers a chance to experience EVs without the pressure of a dealership environment

Customers, car dealers, and EV enthusiasts love these events!

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Electr ctric C c Car Discou

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  • First program of its kind in WA State – pre Bill 1512
  • Partnership between the City of Tacoma and Tacoma Power
  • Dealers provide a limited time discount in exchange for City

supported events and media promotion

  • Included EV charging equipment and e-bikes
  • Great way to get car dealership engagement
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EV Char arging S Study

  • Customers agree to attach dataloggers to their EVs and

answer survey questions

  • The data helps the utility understand usage and charging

behavior to inform future program design

  • Participants compensated for up to $250/year for 2 years
  • Study is fully subscribed and adding more participants

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Leading by E Examp mple

  • TPU fleet has been an early adopter
  • f hybrid and plug-in EVs
  • Tacoma Public Utilities joined the

West Coast Electric Fleet Pledge

  • First public EV charging stations

installed in 2011

  • Over a dozen plug in EVs in service
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Work rkin ing w with th l loc

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l transit a it agencie ies

  • Provide advice on charging design
  • Location of potential opportunity

charging stations

  • Big idea: electrified transit hubs
  • Commuter vanpool
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EV Chargi ging I g Infrastru tructu cture

  • Two L3 plus five L2 stations (30 dual head) installed
  • EVIPP, Electrify America provided funding
  • Minimal Tacoma Power investment (<5% install costs)
  • Supportive of Low Carbon Fuel Standard
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Supporting wi with r rate d desi sign: S Schedule F FC

  • To encourage companies to invest in public DC Fast

Charging stations in Tacoma

  • Removes demand charge for 2 years, adds back over time
  • Increased energy charge for cost recovery
  • Improves economics at low adoption levels
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Electr ctric s c school

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buses

  • Diesel emission exposure in children has been shown to significantly

increase health risk

  • Help achieve a lower total cost of ownership through increased

deployment

  • Tacoma Power assisted with route selection, charger design and

installation

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  • Install shore power infrastructure at Husky Terminal
  • Funding from Tacoma Power, TransAlta Coal Transition Fund,

Port of Tacoma, and EPA DERA

  • Tacoma Power has proposed a special rate without demand

charges that is less than the equivalent cost of Marine Gas Oil and provides cost recovery through increased energy charge

  • Estimated CO2 reductions of 3,800 tons/year
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Summar ary

Tacoma Power recognized the value in transportation electrification: for our customers, our communities, the environment Limited from acting directly and offering programs to customers We looked for opportunities to help customers find answers, get funding, and meet their goals. All the while we were working with other utilities to change the legislation so we could act directly and help our customers.

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Thank You!